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Conversion from Below
I’m researching Catholic families in seventeenth century England. Catholicism was outlawed and... read more
Letters of Recommendation: The Last of the Correspondence?
  I wrote recently about the importance of letters as a form... read more
The Correspondent, Letter-writing and the End of History
Over the last two months, I have been overwhelmed with friends discussing... read more
Feeling Guilty About History
“I wish I wasn’t White; I feel guilty for all the bad... read more
Adoption, Christmas and Chosen Families
We are still in the season of Christmas—my friends around the world... read more
The Economics of Christmas Romance Movies
  ‘Tis the season for watching silly sappy movies about small town... read more
Longevity and the Good Death
It’s a sign of the season of life I’m in that my... read more
The Benefit of a Government Shutdown (for my...
This summer I picked up the book Who is Government? The Untold... read more
Teaching History in Hard Times: Denominational Colleges
This week I’m engaging in a time-honored academic tradition: gathering with other... read more
Les Misérables and Failed Revolutions
  Thirty years ago a friend introduced my husband Tommy and I... read more
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